How to make floating candles

Floating candles are lightweight candles that can float on top of water. They make a great addition to a dinner table for special occasions, and add a fantasy-based charm to whatever environment they're decorating. Fortunately, these...

Learn how to make beautiful floating candles for special occasions with this easy DIY guide! Whether you're planning a romantic dinner, wedding, or festive celebration, these elegant candles add a magical touch to any event. Discover step-by-step instructions, materials needed, and creative decoration ideas to make your floating candles truly unique. Perfect for centerpieces, outdoor gatherings, or home décor. Pin now to start crafting your own floating candle masterpiece!

We love the romantic look of floating candles! We made these pretty flower candles using a silicone baking mold. We'll show you how to adapt them to make candles.

DIY floating candle with flower

Get ready for a hauntingly beautiful Halloween with these easy DIY floating candles. Perfect for decorating your home for spooky gatherings, these candle creations are a great way to add ambiance without burning the house down. Use simple materials you can find at home to craft spooky floating candles that will dazzle your guests. From spooky parties to a seasonal home makeover, learn step-by-step how to float illuminated elegance. Create the perfect Halloween atmosphere with these…

Two years ago my DIY floating candles for our Harry Potter tree got a lot of attention online, so you might recognize these: Those are battery-operated candles, though, so if you need to make LOTS of them - say, more than 10 or 20 - then the battery cost alone starts to add up. (They each take 2 AAs) The only other floating candle method I've seen uses toilet paper rolls and LED tealights. The tealights are too small for the rolls, though, so you have to use hot glue to make a "shelf" inside…

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A few weekends ago my friend and I had the pleasure of throwing a wedding shower for a wonderful bride-to-be. We kept the decor simple and set up a small chocolate fondue bar, a coffee/tea drink bar, and delicious cupcakes from a cupcake shop. The color purple and burlap was the main theme of the decor. I trimmed down a yard of burlap and used it as the runner for an earthy/vintage feel. Rather than using fresh flowers, I made some out of tissue paper (the tissue paper that Anthropologie…

Homemade floating candles only take a few supplies to make and last longer than tea lights.